Andrea Gazzi had never seen a rugby ball until he migrated from north Italy to south Wales. More than 80 years after losing his life in the Arandora Star disaster, the Gazzi dynasty @GorseinonRFC is still going strong. The story is in @TheRugbyPaper out today.
Lab’s first preprint🥂! Following our passion for #RNA & #cytoskeleton, we find how tubulins control the stability of their encoding mRNAs via reversible repression of TTC5. Abolishing this repression suppresses tubulin mRNA stability and poisons mitosis👇
https://t.co/NwPLJPEOt9
A paper in @NatureComms suggests that rare protein-altering genetic variants and tubulin genes may be associated with the development of left-handedness in humans. https://t.co/MCg5fdRX1J
JOB ALERT: Postdoctoral Research Scientist. This opportunity will suit someone passionate about the molecular mechanisms of development and regeneration.
Did a triple take at some out-of-context Welsh greeting cards on display in a Cambridge Post Office. Must be at least 3 hours over the border #firstclass@rachelmckneuro@CymraegDoctor
@AlexW_Phillips When the starting salary for postdocs is ~£34k, this will be yet another blow for the reputation of academic research in UK. Gov once again cutting its nose off to spite its face
Interested in research on human brain malformations and living in awesome Seattle? Apply for the @Dohertylab research scientist position https://t.co/8ExWUrw01Z to learn bench and computational techniques. It’s a great stepping stone to a biomedical research or healthcare career.
Today we celebrated the 25th anniversary of Eva’s 1998 tubulin dimer structure (https://t.co/IYXEYP4g4F ) and the incredible 25 years of the Nogales lab. Thank you to everyone who contributed to making this day so special!
The Tubulin Biobank is on twitter. We are a group of researchers dedicated to understanding the #tubulinopathies, a spectrum of conditions caused by genetic variation in tubulin genes.